CSR explained
CSR may refer to:
Biology
Computers
Government
Organizations
- Center for Scientific Review, a center at the National Institutes of Health, US Department of Health and Human Services
- Centre for Software Reliability, UK
- Center for Strategic Research (Iran), a research governmental institute in Iran
- Comités syndicalistes révolutionnaires, a former a trade-unionist organization
- CSR plc, formerly Cambridge Silicon Radio, a British silicon chip designer and software company
- CSR Corporation Limited, a former Chinese manufacturer of locomotive and rolling stock
- CSR Group, a Chinese railway equipment manufacturer
- CSR Limited, an Australian industrial company, formerly known as Colonial Sugar Refining Company
- Cutch State Railway, a former Indian railway company
Psychology
- Cognitive science of religion, the study of religious thought and behavior from the perspective of the cognitive and evolutionary sciences
- Cultic Studies Review, a journal on cults, psychology, and religion
Other
- CSR 97.4FM, a radio station in Canterbury, UK
- CSR Racing, a 2012 drag racing game for mobile platforms
- CSR (group), a South Korean girl group
- Team 18, an Australian V8 Supercar team
- C Sports Racer, a class of racing cars
- Cab Secure Radio, a radio telephone system used on UK railways
- C. S. R. Anjaneyulu (1907–1963), an Indian actor
- Canning Stock Route, the longest historic livestock route in the world
- Corn Suitability Rating, a measure of soil quality commonly used in the state of Iowa, US
- Certified shorthand reporter, a court reporter
- Customer service representative, a job title in the service industry
- Cherokee Scout Reservation, a Boy Scout camp in Caswell County, North Carolina
- Cedarlands Scout Reservation, a Boy Scout camp in Long Lake, New York
- Competition Success Review, a youth magazine published in India
- Corporate social responsibility, a concept whereby businesses take responsibility for the impact of their activities
- Complete spatial randomness
- Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, which broke up in 1990